The vast mills ran ceaselessly for a hundred years here, rolling out stiff denim and industrial cord and sheets so voluptuous they covered the beds of the Plaza Hotel.
This is the passionate play of a genius at work: ceaselessly experimental, provocative, brave.
The show's pitiless gorgons campaign ceaselessly to have their men crowned or killed, whichever.
The machines (pictured) work ceaselessly, trying to solve fiendishly difficult mathematical puzzles.
Most significant, succulent, sizzling slabs of steak, 10 tons a week, flow ceaselessly from the kitchen.
Kant insists that opposing forces, "hindering and counteracting processes" operate ceaselessly in nature and in history.
Laconic comebacks like this are few and far between in 300, where both the Spartans (who shall come back with their shields or on them) and the Persians (the usual motherless dogs who turn up in these films) tend to run their mouths ceaselessly.
Whether she is scoring or not, she works ceaselessly on defense and passing and running.
It means that I have to run my eyes quickly and ceaselessly around the screen or the piece of paper and then memorize where the various lines are and how they meet up.
It would be as though Britain maintained a golden fax machine linked to Brussels, which cost billions of pounds a year to run and from which regulations issued ceaselessly.
